CIED HEART FAILURE MONITORING

Your patients' devices are already collecting data.
Let's build the program that uses it.

CIED heart failure monitoring, managed end to end by CV Remote Solutions. No new staffing. No new software. No new workflow to build. Just a clear path from "we should be doing this," to a program that runs.

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WHY IT MATTERS

The diagnostics are there. We can act on them.

Implanted devices have been collecting heart failure diagnostics for years - thoracic impedance, night heart rate, activity, arrhythmia burden. In most clinics, that data arrives somewhere and stops. A heart failure monitoring program is simply the decision to read it and act.

For your patients

  • Earlier intervention, before symptoms drive a visit
  • Fewer HF hospitalizations and ED visits
  • Care that continues between appointments
  • A call from your clinic - not a stranger

 

For your clinic

  • $0 upfront to launch
  • Revenue-positive under existing remote monitoring reimbursement
  • No new staffing and no new workflow
  • A defensible answer on readmissions and care between visits


For your physicians

  • You see alerts in your specialty, nothing outside it
  • Every transmission is triaged by a clinician first
  • Sign-off, no data handling
  • Device clinic capacity stays where it is


BE HONEST ABOUT THE BARRIER

The technology was never what stopped you.

Nearly every clinic that hasn't started a heart failure monitoring program cites one of these three problems . . .

"Nobody owns it."

It sits between heart failure and the device clinic, so it belongs to everyone and no one. Now, the work belongs to us.

"We can't absorb the volume."

Your device clinic is already at capacity, and no one wants to be the one who adds to it. With CVRS, the review work never reaches your team.

"Who does the unglamorous part?"

Enrollment, education, scheduling, chasing disconnected monitors. Real work, no obvious home. It has one. It's ours.

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WHO DOES WHAT

Your team touches this workflow twice.

Both times its a clinical decision, not data handling. Everything in front of those two moments is ours.

CV REMOTE SOLUTIONS

6 steps

  • Patient enrollment and consent
  • Patient education
  • Scheduling and transmission calendar
  • Disconnected monitors - found and reconnected
  • Technical review of every transmission
  • Routing to the right physician

YOUR PHYSICIANS

2 steps

  • Sign off on remote transmissions
  • Direct the medication or care plan change

YOUR CLINIC STAFF

1 step

  • Communicate the changes to the patient - the conversation your patient wants from their clinic

Published time-and-motion data puts first-line review at 9.4-13.5 minutes of clinic staff time per remote transmission, plus 17.3 minutes per patient per year in calls, troubleshooting, triage, and scheduling. That's the part we take.

WHY US

We perform heart failure monitoring and we publish on it.

Since 2017

One of the longest heart failure remote monitoring track records in the field

2 Abstracts

Presented at HFSA 2026 by CVRS co-founder Amber Seiler

Peer Reviewed

Published work on alert reduction and remote monitoring workflows

100% Human

Every transmission is reviewed by a CVRS clinical expert

Time-and-motion figures above: Seiler A, Biundo E, Di Bacco M, et al. Clinic Time Required for Remote and In-Person Management of Patients with Cardiac Devices: Time and Motion Workflow Evaluation. JMIR Cardio. 2021; 5(2): e27720. Figures shown are for therapeutic devices (pacemaker, ICD, CRT).
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